Upcoming startups in October

Upcoming startups in October

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Curious which new startups are taking off in Munich? In our photo gallery, we present all promising upcoming startups that we featured in October.

November 7, 2025

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Netme — The Munich startup Netme wants to change what many apps miss: bringing people together in real life. Instead of swipes and small talk, the founding team of the Munich app, Karim Yamani and Alisa Maier, rely on spontaneous invitations, real meetings, and a clear goal – connections instead of screen time. (Photo: Netme)

Finches — Finches translates agricultural reality into decision-relevant metrics: the Munich startup helps buyers identify risks such as climate extremes, price volatility, or geopolitical disruptions early on and convert them into stable procurement strategies. Founders Catharina van Delden and Stefanie Seisenberger Glenn rely on data-driven co-creation. (Photo: Finches)

Ecoro — Ecoro is about redesigning pallet transport on industrial and logistics sites. With driverless shuttles and camera-based technology, the startup automates the entire process – CO2-free, safe, and around the clock. This creates a new backbone for climate-neutral industrial logistics. (Photo: Ecoro)

Diafania — In the real estate industry, enormous amounts of data lie dormant – costing time, money, and opportunities. The Munich startup Diafania transforms unstructured information into insights and shows how artificial intelligence can create real added value for technical property and facility management. (Photo: Benni Saretz)

Jan Bussiek, CEO Sustaynr GmbH — Sustainability is no longer a gut feeling – it’s a number. With the ESG Score, Sustaynr finally makes the ecological, social, and corporate responsibility of products comparable. Transparency meets technology, with Bavarian entrepreneurial spirit. (Photo: Sustaynr GmbH)

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